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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-06
WAfG.
The Snspeasion Bridge-An Attachment
Sued Out.

The Suspension Bridge-An Attachme nt
Sued Out.
Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, March 1.-THE matter Of
purchasing the suspension bridge across
the Brazos at Waco was the subject of
ntiuued discussion to-day between the
County Commissioners and the directory
of the Bridge Company. Mr.. William L.
PrGther, President of the Bridge Com
pany, submitted 6 lengthy paper to the
commissioners for their consideration,
which was read. The paper covers q
very large fell, and goes into lengthy
details Of the cost, earnings end repairs
( made On the bridge, and proposes 10 sell
to the county tie bridge with its rights,
! franchises, etc, ct an amount 20 De estl-
/ mGted by the present value and the earn
/ ingS of the bridge dutin2 the life OF the
present charter. IN reply SO this MS
nOnoI Judge Evans submitted prOEo-
siti0u IN writing 2ad offered the directors
$4,000 tor the bridge. T0 this propO-
siuOu Commissioners George p. Bird and
+. Torn Cox voted IN the negative:
Commissioners T. j. Harper ana Jack
Cross voted in the aft ,mat:ye. and his
honor voted with the latter. The direc-
tors Of tie Bridge tOmpaDy refused to
submit the otter 10 the Stockholders. Tee
committee from the City Council who
were appointed to cOHler with the County
Commissioners IN regard to free bridge,
were not empowered TO offer any money,
but will report back to the council
the actiG0 of the commits
sioners. 1t is the ints0tiou of Judge
Evans to confer with the Officials
of the Central Railway Company and the
members of TIE City Council and see
what they are willing to do in regard to
paying for free bridge. II sums large
enough are subscribed, Judge Evaus will
then make another offer to the company
to purchase the bridge. Thus the matter
stands, Tut no DOUBT it will be heard from
again soon.
Cameron, Castles Storey sued out an
attachment to-day, tGr 1928, against the
stock Of goods held by R. A. Thomas of
Moody, this county. A deputy sheriff
went out this, evening to serve the papers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-06

A larger number thsE usual C1 teachers
and visitors assembled st the East Second
street school building yesterday morning
st 10 o'clock The exercises were opened
with lecture by the Rev. DIR. Tiunon,
pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, in which he dWelt upon the
sscredness of the teachers work-charac-
ter building as well as mental training
and specified the office not as g profess
sion but vocation. This able discourse
was followed by talk from Miss Jennie
Oliver on Glow | Teach Reading and
Spelling" which, though briefly told, con-
tanned many good suggestions.
An excellent essay on "School Cover
ment," by Mrs. F. X. Vaughn, came ncx!,
which lead to spirited discussion OF
corporal punishment versus moral sus-
sion, Professors Girsrd, Snow, Mann,
Wear. Mrs. Wsld.n, Mrs. Ambrose aud
Dr.. Tinnon each taking part and giving
their ideas and individual experiences on
the subject.
After a short recess Mrs. Walden ex-
planned some charts on the subject OF
physiology, showing the decorating effect
of alcoholic stlmulants upon the human
system. The charts were very fiue, and
Mrs. Walden stated they impaired new
interest to the student Of this important
science.
The essay read by Miss Meyer on Kin
dergarten Methods, based on Froebel's
formula that it is only through the me
dunn OF symbolic representations that
truth is conveyed - the mind of g child,
was highly entertaining.
The programme was concluded by Miss
Nash, who illustrated and thoroughly ex-
planned the "value CT the kindergarten.
Superintendent u0gg explained that
class work discussion Of arithmetic was
omitted on account Of the length Of the
exercises, but would be presented at the
next meeting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-06

Newspaper edi oTs IN Japan have 10
send their first proofs Of every edition GO
the Mikado's minister Of state, who d1sws
his blue pencil through anything HEt is
Objectionable. Every paper hasa jail
editor. He is q dummy. The paper is
often involved in suits. and when process
is sued out the officer enters tue sanctum
and takes away with him the dummy
editor, who answers all purposes anu
whose absence does not deprive the paper
of any ef its working force Cor. Chi
cago Tribune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-06

TIE roRTU GUESE ASSERT THEMsEL| Els,
LONDON, March News has been re-
ce!yed of the capture by the Portuguese OF
The fortress commanding the Bay OF
Tungi and the occupation of the bay of
Momarat. A petty native chief is at the
head of the present uprising on the Mo
zamhique mainland agSynst Portuguese
authority. The insurgents are looting
he shores.
Three British cruisers are at the Capt.
tolto protect English subjects and inter
estS.
The Governor of Mozambique tele-
grsphs that the Portuguese gunooatS re-
main ct Tungi assisting in the work of
ina AlliEG the Portuguese government IN
sULhomty there. He says the Portuguese
aombEIIed the fortress ct Tungi before
capturing it, and burned the village of
Massingane. The whole of Zanzibar is
fortified
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-06

BosToN, MASS March Mrs. Sarah
j. Robinson was to-day arraigned IN the
Supreme Judicial court at East Cam
bridge or indictments alleging that on
June 20, 1885, she administered poison to
Prince Arthur Freeman and caused his
death; that or August l, 1881, she caused
the desth CT Oliver Sleeper by roison;
that on July IL, 1882, she caused tia death
OF her husband, Moses Robinson, ~ ad-
ministerirg poison, snd that on July /,
1856, she murdered, by poison, Thomas
Arthur Freeman. TIE prisoner pleaded
not guilty to eli the Indictments, d was
held for trial.
Annie Townes of Cambridge was ar
rsigued for poisoning her husband, Ed
ward Townes with arsenic Size pteated
not guilty ana was remarded for trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-06
Becoming Serious.

CLEVELAND, OEIo, March THE
strike of the yardmen who were employed
by the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
Railroad Company, is becoming Z serious
matter. The strikers so far nave been
leaving the city over that road,
and declare they VIII blockade
everything except 1ssenger traffic.
This afternoon General Superintendent
Tnaler applied TO the Common Pleas
court for en- Injunction TO prevent the
strikers from meddling with railroad
property or employees. An injunction
was granted and papers were served on
six OF the ringleaders in the strike TO-
night.
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AustriS.
GREAT WAR PREPARATIONS.

GREAT WAR PREF ARATI0NS.
VIENNA, March 5.-At a military con-
ference presided over Sy the Emperor If
wss decided to appoint several officers
for superior commands. In event of war
the Crown Prince will command one army
corps. The erection OF wood huts for
troops 10 GaliCia is progressing rapidly.
The forts are being armed, end emmuri-
uon and provisions are being
stored. The construction of stragetiC
railway lines is being Mastered, and AGO
men are now at work. These pre-
SEPARATIONS are causing great anxiety
in Galicia 1t IS feared that in event OF
al AustrO- Russian war the Austrian
troops Will be withdrawn from the de
fensIve line in the ParpsthianS. A report
Is credited in Polish circles TO the effect
that the Emperor in conversation with q
Galicisn nOblemRu who referred to these
fears said: "If war breaks out with
Russia We are determined to defend
GSliCia"
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EXTENSIVE INCENDLARIsM.

EXTENSIVE INCENBIARI6M
LIMERICK, March "a sensation was
caused by the preparation of very exten-
sive incendiarism last night in the coun-
try surrounding the city. a large mum
Der Of houses occupied by tenants and
other outbuildings were baFGed. The
victims in all cases were persons who
paid rents. The outrages are set down
SIS political. Great excitement prevails.
The aggregate OF property destroyed il
very irrge. The fires were Ceused hy
armed incendiaries, who escaped. The
district was ablaze all night VITA houses
gnd hGy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-06
NHJTESBORO.
Doiugs OF tho Anti Jail mesting-Resolu
lions Passed.

lions Passed.
Special to the Gazette.
WHITESBORO, TEX, March Prompt
ly a. O'Clock the citizens meeting TO
tske action il reference to the jail matter.
Justice Towers Office was two small for
the number that met ana The meeiing
was held on the street.
First, resolutions p ere passed request
/, g the District judge to chi Din the com
pany from beginning work On the jail.
Second resolution recommends the en-
p.oymeDt Of counsel 10 aid n resisting
payment.
Third resolution denOupces the act Of
Commissioners court for pot pursuing
the usual course Of letting contracts of
such magnitude sitter advertisements to
to the lowest bidder.
Fourth resolution warns the building
company from beginning work, as the
debt will not be raid, only under protest.
Fiftl .eso ion asks the members OF
the court to resign.
The meeting was largely attended. and
not dissenting voice was heard to the
above resolutions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-06

SpQCIaI 70 INC 5azeII2.
PALESTINE, TEX, March 5.--Ex Mayor
W. Y Lacy of this city aEd a surveyor G.
San Jacinto returned home FROM Narog-
jochcS, Tex, where he spent four days
in irargmating q movement 10 secure
fumes to erect q monument 10 the mem-
DRY of General Thomas j. Rusk. to whom
the MexIcans surrendered at San JaCtnto.
A subscription paper win be opened in
this and other counties Immediately
Tie grave of General Rusk, one Of Texas
most patriotic sous, il al NscogdOches,
and is in deplorahle state of neglect.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-06
san AN TONIC FAILURE.
\ Heavy Furniture House succumbs Il
iAuIt Tiui4E

\ Heavy Furniture House succun,bs 10
Dali Times.
Special to the Gazette
SAN ANTONIO TEX, March j.-MessFs.
Cotton & BoIten, who esale end retail
furniture dealers and auctioneers, made
an assignment late this afternoon which
created furry among business men, who
have always regarded them as prudent
and reliabsefin their business enterprises.
'sshe sfticles Of assignment name MI.
Charles Saurs as the assignee snG place
the Indebtedness at Sl3, geo with assets in
stock at S2G, 900. ST. Louis is the heay-
lest loser, though other creditors for
small amounts reside iG San Antonio,
New Orleans, Chicago and New York.
Tha firm attribute their failure TO uupre-
cedented dullness and the refusal of
banks to honor drafts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-06
FOREIGN. AFFAIRS.
ene Hundred and Twenty Miners Killed
by an Explosion OF Fire Damp
In Belgian C0lliery.
The Arrests Of Bulgarian Insurgents Con
unue-Cholera Reported from the
Island of Sicily.
Belgium.
EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP.


BRUSSELS, March 5.-An explosion OF
fire-damp occurred to-day in a cclliery at
Quaregnon, four miles from Mons. The
explosion shattered the roofs and CALLER
les SO that many of them fell. One hun
dred and forty miners are entombed, but
ii il no. yet known whether anyone was
killed. On account of the blockade Of the
passages the work of rescue is slow and
difficult.
A dispatch from the mines sent later
than the one conveying the above intelli-
gence, says that 40 of the men who
were in the mines at the time OF the ex-
plosion were killed. 1t mad not,been pos
sible al the time the dispatch was sent to
reach the bodies of the victims.
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Bulgaria.
MILITARY CREDITS ADopED

MILITARY CREDITS ADOPED.
PEsTH, March 1.-The Bulgarian bud
get committee unanimously adopted the
military credits asked by the government.
The credits will be submitted to the
plenary body tomorrow.
A WIDELY LAID PLOT.
VIENNA, March "a dispatch from
Sofa to the Political Correspondence says
the Bulgarian government has obtained
proof that the uprisings formed q part OF
widely laid Zankollite plot. The dis
patch also says that there was no blood
shed in the outbreak at Silistibia.
Arrests Of the rebels continue. a court
martial to try the rebels is in session at
RustGhuk.
THE EXECUTIONS POSTPONED.
SOFIA, Marcl 5.-Nine of the Rust
chuk rebsl5 have been sentenced to death.
The consuls of the various powers at
Rustcnuck have asked pcstponement OF
the carrying out Of the sentence. Other
troops who took psrt in the instruction
have been sentenced to prison. Captain
BJilmsr, charged with being one Of the
leaders Of the instruction, and who
claimed to be Russian subject, has
sought German protection. order pre-
walls everywhere ia Bulgaria to-day.
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THE EXECUTIONS POSTPONED
? CABINET CHANGE.

LONDON, March st was officially an
nOLuced this afternoon that Sir Mic1ael
Hicks Be2ch has resigned the office of
Chief Secretary for Ireland, and Arthur
J. Balfour Of the state for Scotland has
Ueeu appointed to succeed him. &
CAUSE OF THE RRsIGNATION.
LONDON, March Sir Michael Hicks
Beach is suffering from a cataract, and
mis- resignation is due to that cause. lie
will proceed to Berlin for the purpose OF
undergoing treatment by q celebrated
uculisI of that city.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

As an Introduction to our BgildiugtLosn and an,
Life Association, we offer TO the pupftc the lol-
II wing inducements and reasons why they
should become members Of our ASSOCIATIONS IN
pre- ere nee to al other systems: u
| l. Because we have the best and u1ost eQuita-
BILE Building and Lean system eysE incorpo-
qualed advantages 6fffe insurance.
,. sec use our systeA being copYffeh ed can
never he iufringed upon:nr imitatedt
ance s s5 rea cost ss and s ave
/ your family In home afrcsdf pata for; while
| in all of the old BaildiDg and E1an Companies,
at death, you leave an insumbrance on your
home or Investment whichSour helpless family
must liquidate, or surrendsrtheir homes TO the
| association. -
4. Because ours is national Institution, and
! by Joining II you keep yourSm oney al home,
| wherever you may liv, in theUnited States.
| ). Because you derive a hhneft from this
association while living lo1 may borrow
money at 10 per ceRtper annun and have the
ad antege OF a Dividend upouSsour l;-sus-
'AfDi Because Cause your lfsp5sey BECOMES self sus
tanning IN from six to- tens ears; tina is, the
lapses, fOrfaitures and premiurns, in the bene
fits of which each membcr participates, will, In
that time, produce an Income equal 10 your
! assessments ~.
!. Because, when youEpolicy becomes self
sustaining, you hive negotiable instru nent,
bazed upon real estate security, worth It's face
value in the monev marx et, thu holders thereof
being entitled TO its premium dividends duri 6
thei, lives and thsf amount56t the policy al
! ath &
! :, Because the msaey borrowet, from the as
ISOLATION and iudicioHSiy invt ste6 in any thriv-
ing town or county, viz pIodnee. by way OF
rents sutifcient inc ME ts1pay your interest
and assessments, thus gfsing you a life policy
free, the benefit of any rise in the value OF your
properly, and perfect title thereto ut the eN-
piration of en- years
/ o Thus, aft5ts4e9uainting- Tourself with the
above facts u otyts lroniz ssoUr association
operated on sysfefhthoth sase and cheap, in
preference 10 the old 3tpe, hlgh priced insur-
ance companies of the easti
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Any one having all the numbers of the
Daily GAZETTE for the mouth OF Jaaaary,
1886, and will part witithem, VIII please
cOmnuaieate with business manager of
TIE SAzETTE. We need them to com
piete our files. Or if this should meet
the eye of the party who borrowed ours,
they will please return them ct once.
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COHrLEEE ELECTICT RETURNS.
BERLIN, Nasch 5.-Complete returns
nom tine second ballots are as follows
g. conservatives 81, Iuperialists So,
National Liberals 100, Center %, New
German LibersjS g I, Polish 10, PrOtestes
lE. Socialists Il, Guelph 1, Danish /.
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THE CITY.


The Cheerful Workers, g society COM
posed Of young ladies Of the South Side
Baptist church, will give a sociable at the
residence of Mrs. Talbot on Broadway,
between Jennings avenue and Hemphill
street, next Tnursdry evening.
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Et&Iy.
VII RESUME EKEER Po&asoLIos.

III. KS =
ROME, Msrch 5.-frime Minister De
pretis and mis- colleagues held T. confer
Ance which lasted two hours to-day 1t
was decided 10 obey King DImGert's
commSGds to resume their portfolios.
THE CHOLERA RECORD.
CATANIk, SICILY, March Six new
cases of cholers and four deaths frola the
disease have been reported here within
twenty -four hours.
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A OrSVassp.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 1.-The
Reid levee in Madison parish broke last
night. Inspectors report q failure to
close the break and the abandonment OF
all work on it The crevasSe will cause
considerable damage.
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ScrVia.

TgUaHS SENT TO THE FRONT.
VIENNA, March { -Servia, Is = pre-.
cautioBGgy measure, iuview OF tbs trouble
in Bulgaria has SEN troops to the frCn-
.ier. lli t,so reported that the SeIyiau
reserves u2vs been ca ed out.
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am candidate for re election to the office
Of City Attorney, subjec: to the scion o. ttii1S
Democratic convention. WILLIAM OAPPs.
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For the weeks news 1take the Fort
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yesr, ,with's ticket TO the grand premium
drawing. ..szs.
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If you appreciate .sgood living, good
beds, fine airy ne6ins, etc, 90 10 the
Ellis hotel
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provisions are being stored. Premier
! Bratisno declares privately that Roums-
mia will fight the first power that crosses
the Roumanisu frontier.
Swedcn
THE REICHsTAG DISSOLVED.

THE KEICHSIAG UIssULNhU'
STOCKHOLM, March king Oscar has
dissolved the Reichstag for refusing to
vote the estimates asked by the govern
ment.
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Russia.

AN ORDER FROM THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
BUCHAREST, Msrch 5.-Persnns who
have arrived here from Bessarabie state
that the Russian Wer Department has Or
dered the principal towns in that province
TO make sa.nyisions for delivering large
kIYss bread daily whenever called
$50. The bakeries are being
everywhere. Forage and
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Crest good resaltss from the ministra-
ton O: st. Jsco5sOH r. Baltimore Amer
lean. ~
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TIE hsndsomest satseaa eYefseea in
Fort Worth sye shown this season BY the
Landslide Chambers Go.
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FOR CITY AYToRNEF.
EOR- GLrYl. f9.r0RM

hereby announce myself 2s candidate for
city attorney, subject to the action OF the city
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March & Pricessre offering special IN
ducements in ladies', misses. aud child
ren's shoes this wees. at Chase Trading
Co g old stand -
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The following is list of the principal
earthquakes that have taken place since
the twelfth century, with the casu. lues
caused:
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Beautiful satins at I5c, zoe, PC, 85c and
aQc at Randall & Chambers Co.'S.
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Now York Early Rose
Potatoes, finest seed stock ever in Fort
WORTH. as they eaihe directly from New
York state.
E s- FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
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FOR CITY SECREg4RY > -
THE GAZETTE is anth1rize8t6 announce Mr.
HENRY K EARLY as acan 'idate for re cleo
ton to heEoffice of city secretary at The ensu-
Ing Aprife ectiOn, subj ct TO the action of the
Democratic nominating convention
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-06

Boys and mems hStsat so cents on the
dollar at March &Pace, Chase Trading
Co.'s old stand.
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l hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the office of city attorney at the ensuing cleo
tion, subject to the action of the Democratic
convention. I. J. IaoNsfSEb:
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A disordered liver is the bane OF lie,
Take Morris Cssearine. and restore ii
healthy condition. "a
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PILOT POINT.

Fingers s! Of Attached Stock Sold.
Special to the Gas.stc.
PIKoT POM, March "a colored boy
met with painful accident this morning
on J. NJ. Weeks ranch cast OF the city;
he fired gun which exploded, tearing off
three fingers from one hand.
A portion Of the attached stock Of dry
goods found in the store of N. Wilson &
Co., was sold to-day by Deputy Sheriff
Ellis to W. T. Num-. The goods in
voiced $500 and sold for $500
Commercial tgavelers would do well to
visit the I4lis @aotel for good sample
Lovely Swiss bouncing, ranging IL price
from 75c. to $5sa'yarG, inst received BY
Randafi e Chambers Co..
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JOIN THE FORT WORTH
LOAN AND LIFE
Association,

The best and most equitable Building md Loan
system ever incorporar ed, combined with
unsurpassed and unequs ed
ADVANTAGES in T.
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Etnr's PiekIes.

All grades in stock at
TuaNER & MCCLURE's..
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New seersuckers, gingharassnd cslicoe
at Randall & Chambers cos.
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Call apa.sees Inc new spring Jerseys at
4xndalG Chambers Co.'S. @..s..sriss.ss-Is SIS
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Constipation originates numerous fstaf
dixases. Morris Csscaripe will,remess
esAraces offfis disordar
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March & Price at Chase Trading Co.'S
old stand are closing out their entire
stock of clothing ADJUST half price.
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At the solicitation Of many friends and voters,
announce IayseTf as a candidate for Alderman
of the First ward. SUBJECT to the action OF the
Democratic nominating convention.
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Remember that no tickets to THEsGaSs
zETyE's April drawing wifi Be issued
aftes Marcn 9l.sBesure you have your
mo9ey hesei1 ample time. Send it now.
Tn. Weekly GAZETTE is only S1.50 a.
year, and is the best family PAPER in the
south. 2!
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FOR ALDERMAN

At the request of L any taxpayers herewith
annOu' ce that am a candidate for alderman
from this First wafd JOHN L. WARD.